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ifyeky: Young man always confirm ur facts before u post. D. Said commisioner wz making sure all lunatics wia off d streets of Uyo irrespective of where der r frm, so because dos 2pple r frm Lagos state didn't mean dat dey were d only ones arrested during d exerciseDo they have to number in the thousands for it to count? And can you compare the number of Igbos living in lagos to the number of yorubas living in Uyo What is just is just and what isn't isn't. |
Next the rodents would descend on the thread to blackmail the mods into takin this to the fp since it happened in lagos. The convoy belongs to neither Ogun nor Lagos state govt. That we have a horde of policemen attached to the convoy doesn't mean it belongs to a state govt. It might well be one of the crooks in abuja that had gone to lag to cool off a little since the blunders of their HNIC is bringing so much heat upon them. May leprosy strike the fingers of anyone who quotes me! |
I can bet my life and soul when Jo finally vacates Aso Villa no one, not even his village Head, would deem it necessary consult with him for advice. My life I said. |
SLIDE waxie: '50% of private jet in Nigerians are owned by anambrans'...When they call him clueless people go all defensive!!! Doesn't the president's utterances and deeds give credence to that fact The man just doesn't have it, period! |
take dat: Regaling us with meaningless tales of poor upbringing. How does it translate to Compassion? We still have many children who attend schools with no shoes/slippers because of the pervasive poverty in the land. Children who are shackled and fettered to the bondage of poverty, lack of basic necessities of life, and with no hope of breaking the chains of poverty yet we claim to have a Government in place.100000000Likes!!! I have nothing more to say. Thanks bro. |
Small potatoes compared to his countless inexcusable blunders. |
And if I may ask, who says shekau's death signify the end of the insurgency And secondly, who are you to tell us he is dead when the president himself told the whole world on national tv that he is not sure if shekau is dead or alive? |
That man always appears like a rapper high on crack cocaine. He's the worst mistake CAN ever made just as Jo is the worst mistake naija electorate ever made! |
Israelmossaic: Sometimes, I suspect this America. When insurgency was raging in d north, they were silent. When UN buildiing was bombed, and French citizens kidnapped, nothing was heard from them. I recall that CAN leadership had since campaigned for this sect to be so branded but they turned deaf ear."Now that GEJ has won" Have you been living on the moon and just landed on earth 10mins ago? Isn't it too early in the day to start smoking crack Besides, when they initially wanted to label it as it really is, a FTO, didn't the FG fight and campaigned viciously against it?? Can you ask the govt why I did so then but appears to keep mum now? Perhaps they are just realizing the scale of carnage wreaked by the terrorists, no![]() Matter of fact, the title of this thread and even your write up sucks big time. IOH!! |
Most of the officers of naija police are just a bunch of uniformed tauts. The force needs a complete overhaul to redeem itself from its current decrepit state. |
ASL33: ... and farts himself to the next morning.Now that was funny. But try keep tribe out of the mata. I nor follow u go down dat dirt road sam sam. |
geeez: Foreign Reserves crashing#"Needful Deeds" skyrocketing! |
Abati is the most decrepit and scandalous turncoat we've ever had in this country. I wonder how he manages to sleep at night. |
Take out the "L" in the word "defiles" and your topic would make more sense. I wonder who taught some of you guys english. Smh. |
Oh Lawd have murcey!!! When is he gonna stop This is just madness. Nigerians can you see what you've done to yourselves? |
All these investigations are but a waste of time and resources. This case is a clear case of theft. No transaction involving exchange of goods and cash ever took place, only sharing of cash. It is as clear as the sky in a hot sunny day! |
Ignorance of nigerians is made manifest on this thread!! Chai!! I don laff tire!! My brothers and sisters, you guys are so damn wrong!!!!!!!!!! ROTFLMAO!!!!! Your comments show no one here so far have any idea what "VIP toilet" means. Think this was taught in GST 106 or so., abi una nor attend univesity?? It is Ventilated Improved Pit and not the usual vip you people are thinking oo. No VIP would actually wanna use a VIP toilet. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Hope this case can finally be put to rest and let all concerned parties move on. |
NEROSKY: Enugu is my state buh biliv me dis happen every where, even in transekulu I know of a guy who can do dat times 2 n still go scotfree... Police are just using dat new kia motors to parade d whole city n nothing to show for it... They also invade one bar n arrested everybody in their n forced almost 40 ppl to pay 20k each,... What was their reasonsNa wa oo. Just speak pidgin naw. |
ceeceeco: Why would some able bodied men come out & rob hard working citizens off their sweat. Why can't someone go out & hustle 4 himself & be proud of his achievement, after u'll come out & call urself a man. Some people are just lazy bunch of twats!The barrels of those guns should be pointing @ those demonic honorables and excelencies who have contributed in no small measure to their taking to crime in the first place. This is so not right. The poilice have to do all in their power to give the victims justice. |
CyberG: Was there not a report saying Enugu is the safest state in Nigeria?That doesn't make it absolutely crime free. There is crime even in the safest places on earth. Let's deal with the crime itself, talk about the victims and curse and condemn the perpetrators. The location is immaterial. May a Dangote truck run headlong into the culprits' car along the way IJN. |
macjive01: Time for the people who HAS been marginalised...Thanks for covertly telling us your kids might well be the first ones to be shown the way out. |
Give a slave a horse and he rides into the king. |
Sincere 9gerian: Tinubu dogs and vultures trooped to the streets in protests.I bet your parents and relatives were some of the dogs and vultures you are refering to. And since you've decided to site ghana as a worthy example let me also tell you that the president of ghana the other day sacked a minister for ''intent to enrich'' herself through politics to a 'paltry' sum of $1mill!! What has been the response of your puppeteer to the grave financial atrocities committed daily by the horde of crooks he employed as ministers most recent of which was oduah's case I hate responding to your posts and lately, dont even bother to open threads created by you, but i was pissed beyond measure by the rubish you posted up there and jst had to let out steam. You stink and your life does too. The only distinction between you and a corpse is that you have yet to be embalmed! |
Uduah appears to be a herculean task to him, how much more his sidekick in embezlement, High Pristess Madueke Another blank shot. |
Another classic from the air head. Just when one thought the worst is over... Tufia! |
gregg2: My brother, with Nigeria's economy overtaking South Africa's to emerge Africa's biggest, single digit inflation rate of 8%, agricultural boom even despite heavy flooding last year, Power sector reforms beginning to yield fruits etc Nigeria has never had so good.My brother you are soo on point!! Even the corruption sector has been booming under this admin!! @post: what's with this president doling out national honors like he was giving out doughnuts to kids Na wa oo. |
utumunta: Very creative!Wow!! You sound very experienced!! |
The political standoff between Governor Rotimi Amaechi and President Goodluck Jonathan has assumed a dangerous dimension with the federal government now deliberately sabotaging the effective partnership between the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to eradicate polio from the country. Bill Gates has through his Foundation been involved in several interventions for the eradication of polio in Nigeria. On February 1, 2009, Nigeria’s 36 governors met with the American billionaire businessman to seek his assistance at a time Nigeria and India accounted for 90 percent of polio cases globally. A Memorandum of Understanding was later signed between the Gates Foundation and the Governors’ Forum, with both parties having now consistently worked together in the past four years, with polio cases dropping drastically nationwide. But PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report today that the Federal Government, as a way of getting at Governor Amaechi, has activated a series of moves aimed at destroying the partnership between the NGF and the Gates Foundation, which has no doubt provided the most effective offensive against polio in Nigeria. In what is clearly an abuse of power, the presidency has instructed the Federal Ministry of Health to fence off Mr. Amaechi and officials of the Governors’ Forum from a ceremony in Abuja on Monday where Bill Gates and Nigerian officials will present awards to governors of states which won the 2012 Immunisation Leadership Challenge instituted by the NGF and sponsored by the Gates Foundation. The NGF initiated and coordinated the immunization awards in 2011, with support by the Gates Foundation to reward states which committed more time and resources to stopping the transmission of polio virus and strengthening immunization services. The first edition of the awards saw Ondo, Cross River, Kogi, Anambra, Borno, Zamfara and Niger states coming first to seventh place respectively. Each of the states is to be celebrated at the event and awarded a $500,000 grant for health related project. But the leadership of the NGF, which initiated and facilitated the entire award process, has now been blocked from attending, in what a presidency source said was a ploy to further ostracize Mr. Amaechi and cut off Mr. Gates and his foundation from further interacting with the NGF. Rather than the NGF secretariat and the National Primary Health Care Development Agency, NPHCDA, coordinating the event, the presidency has taken control and has, apart from the seven winning states, invited the governors of Yobe, Taraba, Bauchi, Sokoto, Kebbi, Katsina, Kano and Plateau to the programme. Effectively blocked from attending are Mr. Amaechi, who ordinarily should be there in his capacity as chair of the NGF, and under whose leadership the programme was initiated and executed; Asishana Okauru, the NGF’s director general, who facilitated the programme but who should even have been invited in his capacity as a member of the Presidential Task Force on Polio; and Zikirullahi Giwa, the NGF Focal Person on Polio who interfaces between the NGF, the Gates Foundation and the NPHCDA on the immunization challenge awards. To avoid a situation where Mr. Amaechi and other NGF officials might gatecrash into the programme, a presidency source said, the event has been moved from Transcorp Hilton to the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa while the deputy chief of staff in the presidency is personally sending out letters to invitees. Vice President Namadi Sambo is slated to preside over the programme. The NGF director general, Asishana Okauru, confirmed in a telephone interview that neither he nor Governor Amaechi had been invited to the event. He however abruptly terminated the call, saying he was hurrying out of his home for an appointment. He did not answer subsequent calls. Presidential spokesperson, Reuben Abati, could not be reached to comment for this story. He did not answer calls made to his mobile telephone. He replied a text message, saying he was in church. But the Executive Director, National Primary Health Care Development Agency, Ado Mohammad, whose agency serves as a secretariat for the Presidential Task Force on Polio and is partnering the presidency in organizing the event, simply said, “Leave me out of this. I don’t know about this politics you are talking about. As far as I’m concerned, health has no politics. All I know is that we are working with the governors.” It is unclear why Mr. Gates and his Foundation appear comfortable with attending a ceremony where their key partner has been fenced off for what is believed to be political reasons. It is also not clear why Mr. Gates and his foundation have failed to advice the Nigerian government on the need not to bring politics into polio eradication campaigns. Contacted, Michael Galway, the Gates Foundation’s Senior Programme Officer on Vaccine Delivery, who is Mr. Gates’ key contact person on Nigeria, declined comments. He directed all enquiries at James Whittington, a spokesperson for the Foundation. Mr. Whittington is yet to respond to an enquiry emailed to him by PREMIUM TIMES. On a follow-up telephone call, he said he would do so as soon as he was able premiumtimesng.com/news/149345-exclusive-nigerian-govt-blocks-amaechi-ngf-meeting-bill-gates-politicizes-polio-eradication-campaign.html Can a president get more petty than this Smh. |
Go have a shower in lake Natron in Tanzania. My 2cents. |
BENZINA: I PRAY ALMIGHTY GOD GIVES YOU MORE STRENGHT TO CONTINUE YOUR GOOD WORK FOR THE COUNTRY,NIGERIA.And how the fucck is this an "advice" ![]() |
Wait until someone comes here to call the writer a Yoruba bigot asking why a Yoruba man has to be the one to score the goal in his illustration, then you'd know the kind of deep shit we are in in this country! Blame it on the politicians. It's the only survival trick in their manual. |
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